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8 Day Food & Wine Gala Scheduled to Kick Off on the Big Island

Hawaii is well known for being one of the pioneers of the farm to fork culinary movement. The Big Island in particular has been the leader of the locally sourced culinary scene for quite sometime. Over 20 years ago, master chefs such as Peter Merriman and Roy Yamaguchi introduced the concept of farm to fork with Pacific Rim Cuisine. A delicious blend of Asian and Hawaiian flavors fused with an array of locally grown ingredients sourced from our surrounding oceans, local ranches, and farms.

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Big Island Heirloom Tomatoes, Farm to Fork | Photos by Chef Bonita Lao

4th Annual Hawaii Food & Wine Festival

Today, chefs around the state are incorporating the farm to fork concepts into their menus. The best way for you to get familiar with Hawaii’s up and coming chef is by attending one of the many incredible food events, such as the Hawaii Food & Wine Festival. An eight day culinary extravaganza that kicks off August 29th, 2014 at the Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort & Spa is a culinary event not to be missed.

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Hawaii Food & Wine Festival | Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort & Spa

Here you will find the best of the best from around the world showing off their culinary talents paired with fine wines and delicious food all to be enjoyed amongst the spectacular backdrop of Anaehoomalu Bay. This is your one stop shop for you to experience some of the finest chefs and master sommeliers from Hawaii and around the world.

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Dine Under The Stars | Aloha Aina, Aloha Kai Hawaii Food & Wine Festival | Big Island, Hawaii

The beauty of the Hawaii Food & Wine Festival is that the festival kicks off with its signature event, Aloha Aina, Aloha Kai, here on the Big Island and then travels inter island for 8 days. So whether you are here or on a neighbor island, it is likely the festival will be in a location near you with some fantastic room rates and event packages.

Additional Information

For more information and to buy tickets, please visit the Hawaii Food & Wine Festival website.

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